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Bottom Line Up Front: Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize lust is driving everything. Putin just praised Trump saying he “wouldn’t have invaded Ukraine if Trump were president.” This Putin praise reveals a possible Ukraine setup while America prepares for potential American betrayal. Same coordinated bullshit that’s been screwing Ukraine since the Budapest Memorandum.
The Russiagate investigation updates are hitting a turning point, and RealClear Investigations (RCI) is leading the charge. My recent X posts from Karmi Tux @KarmiTux dropped the lede: a brutal document release exposing a Russia Hoax as a shaky edifice, detailed in Matt Taibbi’s piece “In Brutal Document Release, the Russia Hoax is Finally Exposed.” In a follow-up, I hailed RCI as a “BIG TIME” player in the “SCOOP GAME,” spotlighting their article “Russiagate’s Architects Suppressed Doubts to Peddle False Claims,” and betting other news agencies will scramble to catch up. This unfolds into the broader Russiagate unraveling, with RCI’s investigative edge at the forefront. My tone? Sarcastic triumph—think “time for the Rats to squeak!” from my pre-lede replies, met with “Yeah, watch the dominoes fall!” as the X buzz grew. With Tulsi Gabbard’s declassification push this week as Director of National Intelligence, this story’s primed to explode, and I’m all in.
The idea of a Musk America Party has been floating around political discussions lately, so I decided to chat with my AI sidekick Grok about what Elon Musk’s political party might actually look like. Consulted with Grok, xAI’s incisive AI assistant, to unpack Elon Musk’s proposed “America Party” and its viability for the 2026 midterms. Musk’s ambition to disrupt the two-party system is a bold claim, so I posed two pointed questions to Grok to gauge the party’s progress and explore a strategic alternative to running candidates. For perspective, I also asked ChatGPT the same first question, and its data-driven take—especially the 10–15% support figure—adds a sharp contrast. Here’s our exchange, with my questions, Grok’s analysis, and how it stacks up against ChatGPT’s view.
My WordPress blog and premium X account are my voice to the world, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become my trusty Sidekick in amplifying both. My journey with AI WordPress blogging began with just the blog, but have recently moved to ‘Sorta‘ combine them. 🤔 With Grok and Claude, I’ve crafted custom CSS scripts to enhance my premium WordPress theme, set up RSS feeds for future growth, added sidebar widgets, and refined my work through iterative chats. Yet, some are skeptical. The New Neo’s post, “AI: I’m so sorry I lied! And I’ll keep lying, because that’s what I do” (July 17, 2025)*, and Amanda Guinzburg’s Substack “Diabolus Ex Machina”** raise concerns about AI’s reliability and potential for misleading outputs, likely echoed in their comment sections. As a blogger who’s seen AI’s benefits, I’m here to share how it’s powered my work since its public debut, tackle bias concerns head-on, and show how our chats make AI a creator’s superpower.
• * AI: I’m so sorry I lied! And I’ll keep lying, because that’s what I do
Why do Democrats and Republicans wield “children” as a weapon yet fail to protect them? Democrats push gender-affirming care for minors—hormones, surgeries—calling it healthcare. Critics, even some Democrats, cry “child butchery.” Republicans label Jeffrey Epstein’s teenage victims “children,” dodging systemic fixes. Both parties saddle kids with a $34 trillion debt, bloated by bills like Build Back Better and the Big Beautiful Bill. Illegal immigration battles—Democrats’ sanctuary policies versus Trump’s deportation raids—put more kids in the crossfire. As voters seethe, Elon Musk’s ‘America Party’, floated on X, promises an alternative to this “uniparty” chaos. Are children just pawns, and could a new party save their future?